THE WEEKLY REVIEW | September 4, 2026

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Multifamily - German Village Commission OKs Plan for 3-Story Housing Project After 20 Months of Debate

“The highly debated Cedar Square project by Mershad Development received approval from the German Village Commission, moving the proposal another step forward despite continued opposition from residents. Commissioners on Wednesday authorized the apartment complex's conceptual design and the demolition of a low-rise office building currently located on the site.”

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Retail - Supercharged Entertainment Sets Opening Target for Massive Venue at Polaris

“A massive entertainment center built around an indoor go-kart track expects to open at Polaris in summer 2027. Supercharged Entertainment began construction this week on a 125,545-square-foot indoor entertainment facility at 9300 Lyra Dr. It includes an 80,000-square-foot, multi-level go-kart track, a two-floor arcade stocked with state-of-the-art games and activities and a full restaurant and bar.”

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Suburbs - Former Equestrian Complex near Amazon Web Services Project Lists for $40M

“A 374-acre tract of land in Sunbury is on the market for $40 million, creating the potential for another new development as economic activity continues to accelerate across Delaware County. The property at 2607 Blayney Road was formerly an equestrian complex. It includes three frontages and multiple access points, including Route 61.”